Grand Union: From Scranton Roots to National Supermarket Chain
The Grand Union Co. rises as the nation’s second oldest food chain, founded in 1872 in Scranton and expanding to Seattle by 1904. It pioneered neighborhood stores, added meat departments in the 1920s, broadened merchandise in the 1930s, and postwar shifted rapidly into supermarkets, converting and opening larger stores across regions.
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Illustrative of Grand Union's Recent Earnings Rise
The text notes a rising earnings trend for Grand Union with figures around 640 million and a projected increase toward 700 million. it implies a growth trajectory in annual revenue and profitability.
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